Great Falls, a band that merges Kafkaesque introspection with unhealthy amounts of noise, is heading to Europe in a little more than a week. Those countries aren’t going to know what to do when they are hit with a gut punch of their unmistakably American… Read More »Video Premiere: Great Falls – “Trap Feeding”
Girl group Rescene will make their debut late next month, but before that they’ve pre-released Yoyo alongside a shortened music video. The song positions them in the space formerly occupied by acts like GWSN and LOONA — a little quirky and ethereal with nuanced production… Read More »Song Review: Rescene – Yoyo
Over the past few years, from20 has released a series of synth bangers that firmly established him as one of my favorite artists working in K-pop. With new single Demon, he makes a slight shift into funk pop, retaining his slick sound and catchy hooks.… Read More »Song Review: from20 – Demon
“Made to chill” may be the slogan of bottled piss produced in Denver, but the city has a much tastier export that also fist that slogan: Glacial Tomb. The death/black metal battalion Glacial Tomb has just returned with their first new song in four years… Read More »GLACIAL TOMB Premiere New Track, “Pale Usurper,” via the Decibel Flexi Series
Looking at the artwork for Ellen May’s upcoming A Lonely Way to Go EP, you probably have a good idea what to expect. The band cites as key influences Hot Mulligan, Free Throw, and the Wonder Years, so, yes, you’re getting some grade-A angsty, starry-eyed pop-punk. The… Read More »EP Premiere: Ellen May – ‘A Lonely Way to Go’